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Major opportunity in ticketing

The big penetration of transport ticketing by the more reliable, faster and less easily defrauded RFID will only happen when it is entirely printed and costing under 5 cents per disposable ticket.

Electricity from sun and heat - printing the new photovoltaics

Reflecting the interests of this huge new industry, IDTechEx will now stage a conference Photovoltaics beyond Conventional Silicon in Denver Colorado 17-18 June.

7.1 M Euro grant to fund development of portable DIAdvisor

Toumaz Technology and consortium partners win major EU funding to develop personal blood glucose predictor for diabetes patients.

Progress with stretchable electronics

Stretchable electronics is needed for many potential applications in healthcare and elsewhere.

Invisible electronics

Printed electronics is evolving so fast that the full variety of benefits arising has yet to become clear.

A new name for a proven product for polymer electronics

Intrinsically conductive polymers are becoming more and more important for the electronics industry.

Thinfilm signs Memorandum of Understanding with Dupont Teijin Films UK

Thin Film Electronics ASA, announces that Thinfilm has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (

Market forecasts revealed in Dresden

Peter Harrop revealed, the printed electronics industry may have started by showing cost advantages with its membrane keyboards, printed RFID antennas, heaters and the like but more and more technical advantages are being discovered with some of the new printed and potentially printed technologies.

Printed electronics suppliers' database

The IDTechEx printed electronics suppliers' database offers details on over 600 companies currently active in printed and potentially printed electronics and electrics.

Researchers develop darkest manmade material

The darkest material ever measured has been created by researchers in the US, making it 4 times darker than the previous recorded record.

3M advances in RFID on a broad front

3M uses balls with self levelling RFID tags in them for location and identity of gas and other pipelines in the USA - a similar function is now being performed in China.

Germany pioneering new innovations

Germany's expertise in industrial production, printing processes, and chemicals - all essential elements to printed electronics - make it a leading location for investments.

NanoDynamics exhibits nano-scale metals at Printed Electronics Europe

NanoDynamics will display its selection of metal flakes and powders for printed electronics industry applications at Printed Electronics Europe, April 8-9, 2008 in Dresden, Germany.

Graphene - highest mobility and processable

Chemists and physicists are hard at work developing production processes for graphene - one day it may even be printable.

MicroCat represents the synergy of two innovations

MacDermid Electronics Solutions has developed a novel additive circuit formation process called MicroCat.

Training the next generation of the printed electronics workforce

Several universities from around the world are sending the most promising academics to meet companies and explore markets for the technology at Printed Electronics Europe.

Increasing efficiencies for thin film solar cells

Recently, researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) announced that they have moved closer to creating a thin-film solar cell that can compete with the efficiency of the more common silicon-based solar cell.

Soligie appoints printed electronics veterans

Soligie Appoints Printed Electronics Veterans Richard Morris & Mark Duarte to Lead Business Development & Sales.

ImageXpert announces new innovations for printed electronics

ImageXpert has recently developed two products that allow for a broader range of printed electronic part inspection.